Womb: A Novel in Utero Touches on Family, Relationships, and Being Unborn Merge Publishing releases Womb, a strikingly original novel that explores the world from a unique viewpoint.

Finger Lakes, NY: Merge Publishing announces the release of Womb, a new novel by Eric D. Goodman. The 79,000 word novel introduces us to a narrator who isn’t born yet. Womb: a novel in utero reveals how easily life can be lost and, just as easily, how life can be celebrated.

About the Author:

Eric D. Goodman was inspired to write Womb because he's drawn to unusual things. The plot is extraordinary. The main character of the novel, who isn’t born yet, has the knowledge and perception to narrate because, as he explains, a person in utero is still connected to the collective consciousness—the things that are generally known by all people of a society.

Eric D. Goodman has been writing practically since he emerged from the womb. In addition to Womb: a novel in utero, Eric is the author of Tracks: A Novel in Stories and Flightless Goose, a storybook for children. His short fiction, travel stories, and nonfiction have been widely published. Born in California, he’s lived in Baltimore for nearly 20 years, where he writes about trains, exotic animals gone wild, and life in utero, among other subjects. Find him at www.EricDGoodman.com or www.Facebook.com/EricDGoodman.

Author and/or publisher is available for interviews, guest blogs, readings, etc.

ISBN: 978-0-9904432-9-2 Print - ISBN: 978-0-9904432-8-5 Digital

Available through Ingram, Amazon, and other fine sellers.

Contact: Don Stevens, Merge Publishing 585-694-8108

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